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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1902

Page

3

Local Briefs From Lexington and Nearby Towns

A stream of visitors and residents traveling to Kansas City and nearby towns is noted. Many names appear, including Loomis, Grimes, Grimes Tipton, Ryland, Venable, Hansam, Alton, Cooley, Bets, Simpson, Young, and more, detailing short visits and departures among locals and relatives. Several entries mention trips for visits, meetings, or to visit relatives, with dates in recent days and places such as Lexington, Higginsville, Independence, Nevada, and Marshall.

Gus Carter Higginaville Charles Boyle Kansas City J. P. Bansam Frances Grimes Tipton Xenophon Ryland Clayton Fannie Venable Albert Young J. P. Hansam Independence Chas. W. Loomis Susie Alexander

Geological Piano: The Strangest Instrument in Flint Notes

The article chronicles Honore Baudre’s decades long quest to form a complete chromatic scale from flints. Stones produce true musical notes when struck, and Baudre built a working geological piano exhibited in Brest. After long search including attempts in France and Canada, he finally found the missing initial note in Berry, now playing the instrument in old age.

Mozart Honore Baudre M. Baudre Brest Auvergne Mont-Dore M. Bandre France Canada Berry

Scott's Emulsion Advertising notes health value

A compact ad claims twelve pounds gained by a thin woman who bought twelve pounds of flesh at five to eight cents a pound and paid a dollar for Scott's Emulsion. It asserts value for money and promises a free sample, naming Scott & Gowne chemists in New York and druggists generally.

Scott

Baboon Signalman Aids Train Movements At Uitenhage

A South African baboon named Wylde trains the animal to operate levers and signals at Uitenhage Station. The trained baboon, chained outside, pulls a trolley car homeward under Wylde’s signs. Wylde, a wheelchair user, sits in the cabin guiding the animal. The creature reportedly favors power brandy and tobacco and keeps to human company.

South Africa Uitenhage Persoun Wylde Philadelphia Press

Japanese Tattoo Arrests Highlight Ban on Body Art

Several people were arrested for violating Japan's tattoo prohibition, a policy adopted with Western influence. The piece notes a subculture among some women who flaunt tattoo work, contrasting enlightened public sentiment with defiant artistry and curiosity about the past.

Japan Chicago Daily News

Fatal Weakness A Strong Man Without Faith

A Chicago Daily News quotation notes that a man is truly strong only when he has faith in himself, warning that lack of confidence undermines strength and resolve.

Chicago Daily News

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. S. Gov’t Chemists B. G. Loomis J. &. Russell B. V. Alton Higginsville Lexington Mary Cooley J. E. Betts A. A. Spears Winton J. B. Tucker Points Kansas Talbot Simpson Addison Walker Clarence Vivion Annie Hooton Temple Payne Kanga Uly Howef Ks Mia Aubrey Conway Miss Baste Marshall J. Be. Porte Putnam Fadelon Chen W. Loomis Mes. W. B. Waddell Robert B. Clark Grimes MacAllister Springs Steven G. Mitchell Malta Bend John Welborn Aullville Martha Littlejohn Charles Marshall Ben Misera Conshaft Serut J. J. Fulkerson Frank ‘Thornton H. F. Blackwell Concordia Clarence Kinney T. M. Cobb Nevada Mr Cobb G. A National Washington, D. C Dbskr Missouri Pacific Railway Srd H.C Townsound St. Louis Pearl Street, New York Frank Kriehn Men’s Nettleton Ladies’ Enamel Ladies Black Kid Indian Territory First National Bank Wagoner T. Wagoner National Bank T. Commercial National Bank Muskogee I. T. Territorial Trust & Surety Co T. American National Bank Smith Building Ik Teey Louis Gillen Ewe Seth ANGES Perry Davis Ami
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